Sentence examples for a stronger qualification from inspiring English sources

For his part, Zhu Xi mentioned at least two qualifications: a weak qualification that the expedient adopted not be otherwise ethically objectionable, and a stronger qualification stipulating that the expedient adopted be in compliance with the Way, i.e., that it satisfy some basic moral value, at least as basic as the values expressed in the relevant received norm and ritual action.

Soul-searching, a strong qualification campaign, a sorry and fruitless escapade at a major finals … Repeat to fade for ever and ever.

"You are kinder to Sarah Palin than I would be — I've never thought that disemboweling a moose was a strong qualification for a would-be president".

In today's Britain, the ability to simultaneously appal minorities and appease the public seems to be a strong qualification for leadership.

The leader of the National Association of Head Teachers said: "The vast majority of head teachers will seek out good teachers with QTS, as long as that remains a strong qualification".

The other initiative would seek to boost pay for child-care workers, as a way to improve retention and attract educators with stronger qualifications.

One résumé had stronger qualifications, but identified the applicant as gay.

Its report said "it is odd" that the bank's biggest rivals had managed to find directors with stronger qualifications.

Its report said "it is odd" that the bank's biggest rivals have managed to find directors with stronger qualifications.

Black students continue to struggle to win undergraduate places at UK universities, despite applying in record numbers and equipped with stronger qualifications than previous years.

This conclusion reflects our finding that teachers with stronger qualifications are both more responsive to the racial and socioeconomic mix of a school's students and less responsive to salary than are their less-qualified counterparts when making decisions about remaining in their current school, moving to another school or district, or leaving the teaching profession.